Cutting Through the Noise of XDR – Are Service Providers an Answer?
summary
XDR promises centralized visibility, better detections and automated response but real deployments stumble on integrations and people/process gaps; a cited IDC stat says 55% view XDR as extension to EDR. Managed providers can supply SOC experience, 24/7 operations and playbook tuning, and AT&T points to an AlienVault-based platform plus SentinelOne API integration as examples of how open XDR can be stitched and operated in production.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:13Introduction
- 3:12What's driving the need for XDR?
- 8:08Hype and confusion: demystifying XDR
- 17:53Stronger, smarter integrations
- 31:03Better security and operational outcomes
- 32:32Apply what you have learned today
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